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So, you’re thinking about investing in stocks. You learned a lot about the stock market and spent hours researching stock tips, terms, and definitions. Of course, you also managed to come up with this extra money you can afford to lose – because your skeptical friends tell you that you’d lose them for sure. The problem is that this one time you don’t want to listen to your friends. In fact, you want to prove them wrong. You promised yourself to succeed, and you’re determined...
Lo and behold, your stock has just hit orbit and it’s time to pass the baton. But, you’ve made it this far, so you might as well stay along for the ride. As investors, we’ve all been there, faced with the decision of whether to sell all or sell half, sell all or sell 75%; you get the picture. Here, we’re going to cover the when and why of selling your stock – as well as some of the pitfalls along the way. First of...
If you’re interested in buying stocks, you’ll need the help of a stockbroker. A stockbroker is licensed to purchase securities on your behalf. You’ll also need to find out what sort of stockbroker is right for you. Stockbrokers can be broken down into three categories. Some are cheap and simply take orders, others are quite expensive – providing a full service of detailed financial analysis, advice and recommendations. they are these Online/discount brokers Discount brokers with assistance Full service brokers Online/discount brokers If you feel...
Whether you’re on the fast lane trading with penny stocks or riding the slow, steady, Clydesdale horse of long-term investing, it’s vital to keep a clear head and a concrete agenda while you’re interacting with the stock market. Emotional decisions can wreck havoc on your portfolio! Save your emotions for that romantic comedy you’re telling everybody you’re not going to watch, However, the ability to understand emotions and to be able to use that empathy in a calculated way can be a good thing. It’s...
Reviewing historical and company information is usually an important part of making an investment decision. Information contained in SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) filings are an excellent source of such information. Generally they are more detailed than other sources, and as there are severe legal sanctions for material misstatements, the information is more reliable than most other sources. If you don’t know the ticker symbol for the stock you’re interested in, simply Google-search the name of the company and you’ll find the ticker symbol somewhere...
